BY B. R. C. NEW YORK The Knickerbocker Press 1890 The Knickerbocker Press, New York Electrotyped and Printed by G. P. Putnam’s Sons TO THE “DALMATIA” PARTY THE MOST INTELLIGENT AND CONGENIAL COMPANY OF TOURISTS THAT THE “SKY-KISSING CLIFFS AND PRAIRIES PRANKED WITH FLOWERS” EVER WELCOMED WHOSE ASSOCIATION WILL EVER BE CHERISHED AMONG THE “PLEASURES OF MEMORY” THIS BOOK IS RESPECTFULLY INSCRIBED As the early snow on the mountains had killed the flowers before our visit, a volume of pressed “Wild

Our house on wheels, in which we travelled safely over 4,000 miles, was about seventy feet long, by ten feet wide; one story; divided into drawing-room, smoking-room, kitchen, and large family room. For two weeks we enjoyed its close quarters,—small for the residence of twenty-two people. But it was the people that made the rooms delightful.   THE END....